Ruby on Rails

sheryar · 3-18-07, 03:31 AM

Hello i am currently using your hosting account and now seem to be in the need of the following:

1.) Shell/SSH Access
2.) FastCGI, SCGI, and/or Mongrel Support
3.) The Latest Ruby and Rails Releases
4.) Rails Documentation
5.) Scalability Options
6.) Pre-installed Gems
7.) Subversion, Trac, and/or Bugzilla Hosting

is their anyway this can be made possible?

regards

joshuamc · 3-19-07, 12:57 PM

All of these things we cannot currently provide.

Ruby on Rails is definitely in PowWeb's future and is in fact already installed; however, we still need our engineers to develop the wrappers to make them usable by the customer base. We haven't even began this process and there is a long list of other projects that need to be done before this one begins.

The others are in the distant future. They'll require some substantial platform changes which cost time and money. The process for allocating those for these types of changes is a lengthy.

What exactly are scalability options?

**Croc Hunter** · 3-19-07, 11:47 PM

http://www.railshosting.org/#10_things_to_look_for

joshuamc · 3-20-07, 12:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Croc Hunter

http://www.railshosting.org/#10_things_to_look_for

In that case, no, we do not offer scalability options?

sheryar · 3-21-07, 12:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by joshuamc

In that case, no, we do not offer scalability options?

lol can u recommend any?

hence good hosts for ruby

**Croc Hunter** · 3-21-07, 12:52 AM

We don't recommend alternative hosts here.
You might however find the link I posted above helpful if you look.

sheryar · 3-21-07, 01:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Croc Hunter

We don't recommend alternative hosts here.
You might however find the link I posted above helpful if you look.

thnx for the reply
i have a package with powweb so not leaving
dont worry
just needed a ruby on rails hosting

joshuamc · 4-2-07, 04:47 PM

Be sure to vote for Ruby on Rails here: http://members.powweb.com/webControl/vote/

**JBProdMNGR** · 4-5-07, 04:40 PM

thnx, josh

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3-18-07, 03:31 AM	#1
sheryar Registered Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Pakistan Posts: 5 Reputation: 0	Ruby on Rails Hello i am currently using your hosting account and now seem to be in the need of the following: 1.) Shell/SSH Access 2.) FastCGI, SCGI, and/or Mongrel Support 3.) The Latest Ruby and Rails Releases 4.) Rails Documentation 5.) Scalability Options 6.) Pre-installed Gems 7.) Subversion, Trac, and/or Bugzilla Hosting is their anyway this can be made possible? regards

3-19-07, 12:57 PM	#2
joshuamc Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Boston, MA Posts: 2,511 Reputation: 135	All of these things we cannot currently provide. Ruby on Rails is definitely in PowWeb's future and is in fact already installed; however, we still need our engineers to develop the wrappers to make them usable by the customer base. We haven't even began this process and there is a long list of other projects that need to be done before this one begins. The others are in the distant future. They'll require some substantial platform changes which cost time and money. The process for allocating those for these types of changes is a lengthy. What exactly are scalability options?

4-2-07, 04:47 PM	#8
joshuamc Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Boston, MA Posts: 2,511 Reputation: 135	Be sure to vote for Ruby on Rails here: http://members.powweb.com/webControl/vote/